Craft Maker Series for Knitters

Knitting Colorwork

Test your colors on a chart that looks like knitting.

Instead of plain squares, these pages show real knit stitch shapes in the knit-friendly 4:5 ratio, so you can preview how a colorwork motif will look in fabric. Each edition has regular charts for detailed planning and jumbo charts for close-up sketching.

For plain grid charts of stitch patterns and shaping, pair it with Knitting Graph Paper. For notes and free sketching around your charts, add the Dotted Knitting Journal.

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Front cover of Knitting Colorwork, 60 knit pages: white title on a black band with "4:5 real knit ratio" and "Regular + jumbo knit grids" in violet, knit stitch charts above and below

Sizes

All editions are paperbacks, 8.5 × 8.5 in, in English. Shown from the smallest to the largest.

Knitting Colorwork: all sizes
CoverSizePagesDimensionsWhere to buy
Front cover of Knitting Colorwork, 60 knit pages: white title on a black band with "4:5 real knit ratio" and "Regular + jumbo knit grids" in violet, knit stitch charts above and below
6060 chart pages
728.5 x 8.5 x 0.17 in
Front cover of Knitting Colorwork, 120 knit pages: white title on a black band with "4:5 real knit ratio" and "Regular + jumbo knit grids" in violet, knit stitch charts above and below
120120 chart pages
1328.5 x 8.5 x 0.30 in
Front cover of Knitting Colorwork, 240 knit pages: white title on a black band with "4:5 real knit ratio" and "Regular + jumbo knit grids" in violet, knit stitch charts above and below
240240 chart pagesThe chunky one
2528.5 x 8.5 x 0.57 in

What's inside

  • Equal numbers of regular and jumbo pages (30 + 30, 60 + 60 or 120 + 120)
  • Regular charts: 40 stitches × 50 rows per page
  • Jumbo charts: 25 stitches × 32 rows per page
  • Real knit stitch layout in the 4:5 ratio
  • Numbered pages for easy reference

Who it's for

  • Knitters planning Fair Isle and stranded colorwork
  • Anyone who wants to test colors before casting on
  • Designers building a library of colorwork motifs

How to use it

  • Color colorwork motifs and try color variations
  • Plan Fair Isle and stranded knitting charts
  • Sketch motif variations and keep a motif library
  • Use the jumbo pages for close-up sketching

What makes it different

Knit-look stitches for color testing. For plain grid charting, choose Knitting Graph Paper.

Pairs well with Knitting Graph Paper and Dotted Knitting Journal.

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